Yabeda adapter for Sentry Metrics

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Description

Yabeda is a popular Ruby metrics framework that uses an adapter pattern to decouple metric declaration from the backend. There are existing adapters for Prometheus, Datadog, NewRelic, and StatsD ➡️ but currently nothing for Sentry.

yabeda-sentry gem that implements Yabeda::BaseAdapter and forwards to Sentry.metrics.

Setup would look like this:

# Gemfile
gem "yabeda-sentry"
gem "yabeda-rails"   # optional plugins as usual
gem "yabeda-sidekiq"

# config/initializers/sentry.rb
Sentry.init do |config|
  config.dsn = ENV["SENTRY_DSN"]
  config.enable_metrics = true
end

# config/initializers/yabeda.rb
require "yabeda-sentry"

Yabeda.configure do
  group :myapp do
    counter   :orders_created, comment: "Orders placed",      tags: %i[region payment_method]
    gauge     :queue_depth,    comment: "Jobs waiting",       tags: %i[queue_name]
    histogram :response_time,  comment: "HTTP response time", unit: :milliseconds, tags: %i[controller action]
  end
end

Application code stays untouched, metrics flow to Sentry automatically.

Mapping:

• counter => Sentry.metrics.count (1:1)
• gauge => Sentry.metrics.gauge (1:1)
• histogram / summary => Sentry.metrics.distribution (bucket config dropped; Sentry aggregates server-side)

Yabeda tags map directly to attributes:. No pre-registration needed, so the registration hooks are no-ops.

Because Sentry.metrics are trace-connected, if sentry-rails or sentry-sidekiq is tracing the current request or job, metrics emitted via the adapter should automatically carry that trace context, letting you pivot from a metric spike directly into the relevant trace.

👍 if you'd use this

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RUBY-161